hi buddies:
I am looking for an xda emulator to do my project. where can i download it from? I searched google but i couldnot find a complete one. all i found are under development.
May anybody help me??
thank u!
Pocket PC emulator is built into EVC which can be downloaded for free from Microsoft.
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thanks for your reply!
vijay555 said:
Pocket PC emulator is built into EVC which can be downloaded for free from Microsoft.
V
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but what i need is a mobile phone emulator.
the project (video streaming) is ok via PPC wirelessly.
Now I am working on mobile phones.
Thanks anyway!!
please.............
help
http://www.modaco.com/SmartPhone_Emulator_For_PC-t224099.html
http://www.microsoft.com/downloads/...B5-F2A2-47D7-A41D-825FD68EBB6C&displaylang=en
cruisin-thru said:
http://www.modaco.com/SmartPhone_Emulator_For_PC-t224099.html
http://www.microsoft.com/downloads/...B5-F2A2-47D7-A41D-825FD68EBB6C&displaylang=en
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tanks very much cruisin. I am really appreciated
inmarsat - have you seen another emulator other than the ones built into evc? It would be cute. The evc one is most (or only!? )useful for developers I guess.
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vijay555 said:
inmarsat - have you seen another emulator other than the ones built into evc? It would be cute. The evc one is most (or only!? )useful for developers I guess.
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the key point is not evc, it's wether the emulator is a PPC one or an mobile phone one, coz they have got different OS
I think :shock:
EVC has an emulator for PPC and Smartphone, Win Mobile 2003 and Win Mobile 5 I think. Just download each of the SDKs.
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ok
vijay555 said:
EVC has an emulator for PPC and Smartphone, Win Mobile 2003 and Win Mobile 5 I think. Just download each of the SDKs.
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both from microsoft website? i only found ppc emulator with evc. anyway, il have a look at it as you suggested.
thanks 4 ur suggestion!
of course, your code needs to be compiled to run on the emulator. You can't just take normal StrongArm (ie real) PDA programs and run them on the emulator.
Hope the info helps. BTW, I think microsoft will post out free demo disks of the SDKs and visual studio if you look around on the website.
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Hi.
The "emulators" inside the PPC 200x SDKs / WinCE SDKs are not really emulators.
They can be seen as swappers, because they do not emulate ARM processors.
If you need a real PocketPC / Smartphone emulator with real ARM emulation,
than try google: "device emulator", "Windows CE 5.0 Device Emulator", "device emulator 1.0"
You will find (an unofficial) emulator/ emulators, which is/was/were also developed by $Micro****$.
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Help me pls.
i am in need of XDA MIDP supporting emulator.And i want to know How to integrate with Sun mobile studio or any other toolkits.
if u have suggession :[email protected]
thanking you
brindasanth
J2ME support in XDA III
Hi,
well I actually won't answer your question. But I need some help from you
You task seems to be similar with mine
I am going to buy a PDA2K i-mate (XDAII it isn't?) an I was wondering if J2ME MIDP2.0 is supported on the device. Do you know if it comes with a Java Virtual Machine on it? (that supports J2ME MIDP 2.0)
For what you are asking... I looked for the same thing but I couldn't find anything. What I tried to do is to install the J9 JVM on the Pocket PC emulator provided by Microsoft. But although I managed to install it on the emulator I couldn't use it. I couldn't run Java apps on the Pocket PC
Thanks
Hi guys,
I want to run an app in my O2 Atom (WM5), my question is: are there any way (JMV/EMV/Midlet) to run it who support MID 2.0 and JSR-82 (API Bluethooth)?
Thanks a lot...
you should look at j2me from ibm
ronsmitsnl said:
you should look at j2me from ibm
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J9 don't support JSR-82.
Anyone has use Aventana?
Seems just ONE implementation of bluetooth in java for windows mobile... $25,00 pice of **** euros
Snaydher said:
J9 don't support JSR-82.
Anyone has use Aventana?
Seems just ONE implementation of bluetooth in java for windows mobile... $25,00 pice of **** euros
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Some googling brought me to this page: javabluetooth.com and this one: javabluetooth.org. the second one contains source code and jars for a jsr-82 implementation, but no obex.
J9 and jsr 082
Did anyone get BT running with J9 on a PDA or do we start using C#!!
Hi everybody !
Does someone knows something about a Java emulator for htc phones?
I'm developping java application but I didn't found any windows mobile esmertec emulator
Thank you !
yodark said:
Hi everybody !
Does someone knows something about a Java emulator for htc phones?
I'm developping java application but I didn't found any windows mobile esmertec emulator
Thank you !
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Check out this link, I hope it's a answer for your question: http://www.comp.lancs.ac.uk/~fittond/ppcjava.html#ewe
By looking on this page I'm feeling that this programs are new Java virtual machines. I'm looking for an emulator for the Java machine implemented in HTC. Almost all brands have theire emulator for "sun wireless tool kit" but thanks for the URL !
yodark said:
By looking on this page I'm feeling that this programs are new Java virtual machines. I'm looking for an emulator for the Java machine implemented in HTC. Almost all brands have theire emulator for "sun wireless tool kit" but thanks for the URL !
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forget the above URL - it's REALLY outdated. Read the MIDlet Bible instead - http://wiki.xda-developers.com/index.php?pagename=The (Java) MIDlet Bible
(and, ALWAYS search the Wiki first!)
Hey,
As you all know I've made a site for touch friendly programs: www.touch-innovation.com
Basically to help me through adding programs and such, I need a windows mobile emulator to make life easier for me!
Link me to some please - free if you can
Isn't there one on the windows site in the wm sdk?
I have that, but it's not an emulator as such, it just catches things (if you see what I mean)
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I have that, but it's not an emulator as such, it just catches things (if you see what I mean)
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It is an emulator. It emulates hardware and therefor enables Windows Mobile to run on hardware that wouldn't be able to run it without emulation.
I use it. You will need microsoft visual studio 2005 or better to start with.
What about the free one from Microsoft? In addition to that you need some emulator images:
Cook one (see my signature)
Download them form Microsoft, too.
Hi everybody,
I've tried to develop for Windows Mobile 6 under Visual Studio using the emulator and the deployment is rather long - Around 20-30 seconds just to deploy the application.
I was wondering if you have any tips regarding a faster way to test the application you develop for mobile. The current options I see now is the Visual Studio 2005 device emulator and deploying directly to the device itself (that actually proved to be a bit faster).
Thanks!
Yes you can test the application directly to your device if you have sync it but don't remember where to change that
Guys, where can I find complete developing environment?
I think a have VS on CDs, it's all I need?
or there is some add-on to VS to develop for WM?
Thanks in advance.
korro said:
Guys, where can I find complete developing environment?
I think a have VS on CDs, it's all I need?
or there is some add-on to VS to develop for WM?
Thanks in advance.
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I'm also curious about that because i just installed VS2008.
It should be installed by default.
Try doing: New Project -> Oher/C# -> Smart device
All the emulators are part of VS2008 install.
in project settings under deployment one pick what emulator or real device one wish to debug on
some features and emulator rom versions
require
sdk wm6 or sdk wm5
google for the ms download for those sdk's
great tool
VS2008 is a great tool to develop application, also for pocketpc.
Impressive developing directly on the device...
vitalyb said:
It should be installed by default.
Try doing: New Project -> Oher/C# -> Smart device
All the emulators are part of VS2008 install.
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Thanks for the tip